Sentence examples for but to settle a from inspiring English sources

But to settle a lawsuit by the Justice Department, the two airlines agreed last month to give up 104 landing slots at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and 34 slots at New York's LaGuardia Airport.

But Renault agreed to settle a £1.8m outstanding PAYE debt to HMRC in London's High Court on Monday, as a prelude to an agreement to buy a 70 per cent shareholding in the team they sold to Lotus in 2009.

But how better to settle a historic grudge or flatten ancient disputes?

But the structure intended to settle a controversy has become an object of controversy itself.

He admitted that his wife had accepted US$1m but insisted it was to settle a debt, not a bribe.

Mr. Schad handled hundreds of libel suits, Mr. Michaels said, but "we never had to settle a case" to pay off the litigant.

In the nineteen-eighties, Meacham wrote three other romance novels, but only in order to settle a bet with a friend.

Mann said yes, but not because he wanted to settle a personal grudge against Cuccinelli.

But Manuel Pellegrini, Malaga's coach, hopes to settle a score or two.

A couple years later, Brooks said he sold his stake to Davis, not to settle a feud, but to plan his estate.

A police spokesman, Detective Robert Samuel, said that Mr. Muhammad had stabbed Mr. Farrell to settle "a dispute," but offered no more details.